Explain how folk and indigenous cultures most commonly diffuse?

Folk and indigenous culture are terms used to define the components of everyday life that a particular ethnic or cultural group experiences. Traditionally, this culture is maintained for generations and is passed down through oral tradition. Therefore, this is strongly linked with a particular environment and location.

Nevertheless, such folk culture can spread to other areas, particularly through the mechanism of relocation diffusion. This is a small-scale process that usually takes a long time. It occurs when members of this culture relocate to other areas, carrying their traditions with them.